executing-plans

To execute plans in batches with checkpoints, load the approved plan file and process the first batch of tasks, pausing for user review and validation before continuing to the next batch. This prevents project drift and ensures governance.

Batch-wise plan execution is a workflow method that processes tasks in predefined groups with checkpointed progress updates. You need it for plan-driven projects requiring user reviews, accountability, and explicit guardrails against unintended changes across sessions.

You can prevent project drift across sessions by using a checkpointed execution workflow that validates tasks at each review point, ensuring progress aligns with the approved implementation plan before subsequent batches run.

Yes, you can validate completed tasks through explicit review checkpoints built into the batch workflow. The execution pauses after each batch, allowing you to verify results and apply task validation before continuing.

Yes, batch plan execution is designed for projects requiring explicit guardrails. The checkpointed workflow enforces user reviews and validation steps before continuing, preventing unintended modifications to the project.

Batch execution requires an approved, written plan file to function and operates with a default batch size. It is limited to plan-driven projects that accommodate pauses for checkpointed progress updates and user reviews between task batches.